12.11.2021 Views

PROMAC CATALOGUE 2019 2020 PROFESSIONAL METAL WORKING

Professional metal working For more than 30 years, Promac has been offering machines for the metal working industry that are both reliable and easy-to-use. When it comes to drilling, milling, turning, sanding, sawing or vacuum cleaning, Promac offers a comprehensive range of products and accessories for all requirements. These benefits make Promac your partner of choice: Reliability – high-quality products you can rely upon Ease of use – simple and easy to use for optimum working results Complete range – the perfect machine and suitable accessories for each application Good cost/performance ratio – quality does not have to be expensive Customized pre-sales and after-sales service – our well-trained staff will be glad to assist you

Professional metal working
For more than 30 years, Promac has been offering machines for
the metal working industry that are both reliable and easy-to-use.
When it comes to drilling, milling, turning, sanding, sawing or
vacuum cleaning, Promac offers a comprehensive range of
products and accessories for all requirements.
These benefits make Promac your partner of choice:
Reliability – high-quality products you can rely upon
Ease of use – simple and easy to use for optimum working results
Complete range – the perfect machine and suitable accessories
for each application
Good cost/performance ratio – quality does not have to be expensive
Customized pre-sales and after-sales service – our well-trained
staff will be glad to assist you

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS
  • No tags were found...

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

TABLES<br />

TABLES<br />

TABLES INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES GRINDING SAWING TURNING MILLING DRILLING<br />

GRAIN SIZE AND HARDNESS<br />

The grain numbers corresponding to the specific grain<br />

sizes are defined according to an international standard<br />

(see table). Very fine grains (micrograins: from grain size<br />

230) are obtained by means of sludge.<br />

Grain no.<br />

Dimensions<br />

mm<br />

from<br />

Dimensions<br />

mm<br />

to<br />

8 2.83 2.00<br />

10 2.38 1.68<br />

12 2.00 1.41<br />

14 1.68 1.19<br />

16 1.41 1.00<br />

20 1.19 0.84<br />

24 0.84 0.60<br />

30 0.71 0.50<br />

36 0.60 0.42<br />

46 0.42 0.30<br />

54 0.35 0.25<br />

60 0.30 0.21<br />

70 0.25 0.18<br />

80 0.21 0.15<br />

90 0.18 0.13<br />

100 0.15 0.11<br />

120 0.13 0.09<br />

150 0.11 0.06<br />

180 0.09 0.05<br />

220 0.075 0.045<br />

240 0.047 0.043<br />

280 0.038 0.035<br />

320 0.031 0.028<br />

400 0.018 0.016<br />

500 0.014 0.012<br />

600 0.010 0.008<br />

800 0.008 0.006<br />

1000 0.005 0.004<br />

1200 0.004 0.003<br />

Size of grain<br />

very coarse<br />

coarse<br />

medium<br />

fine<br />

very fine<br />

The roughness of the surface during sanding depends<br />

more on the grinding and dressing processes than on<br />

the selected grain size. The grinding wheels which were<br />

machined for perfect handling are powerful but produce<br />

rougher surfaces.<br />

When sanding profiles or small radiuses, the grain size<br />

has direct influence on the selection of the specification.<br />

Therefore, the dressing process must be taken into<br />

account.<br />

Cutting power<br />

Durability of edges /<br />

surface finish<br />

coarse medium fine very fine<br />

20 – 36 46 – 80 90 – 220 240 – 600<br />

Cutting power<br />

Durability of edges / surface finish<br />

HARDNESS<br />

The concept of «wheel hardness» does not apply to the<br />

abrasive material but on the contrary characterizes the<br />

bonding strength compared to the breaking of the abrasive<br />

grains. In other words, with a softer grinding wheel, the<br />

grains break more easily than with a harder wheel. The<br />

code letters from A to Z indicate the degree of hardness.<br />

Here, the letter A represents the softest wheel and the<br />

letter Z the hardest (see table).<br />

Code letter<br />

A / B / C / D<br />

E / F<br />

G / H<br />

J / K / L<br />

M / N / O / P<br />

Q / R / S / T<br />

U / V / W / X / Y / Z<br />

Degree of hardness<br />

extremely soft<br />

very soft<br />

soft<br />

medium<br />

hard<br />

very hard<br />

extremely hard<br />

The hardness of the wheel also depends on the grain size<br />

and the porosity. With wheels of the same hardness (e.g.<br />

hardness F), the grinding wheels consisting of small grains<br />

and having low porosity are «harder» during the sanding<br />

thana grinding wheel with coarse grains and high porosity.<br />

ZERSPANEN MACHINING AND VON CHIPPING STAHL OF STEELS HSS<br />

Material<br />

Low-alloy steel<br />

and cast steel<br />

up to 700 N / mm 2<br />

E360; C45+QT; 60S22;<br />

Low-alloy steel and<br />

1.000 N / mm 2 34Cr4+QT<br />

cast steel > 700 up to 36Mn5+QT; C45E+QT;<br />

Low-alloy steel<br />

and cast steel > 1.000<br />

up to 1.300 N / mm 2<br />

Steel from 1.300 to 1.600<br />

N / m 2 , cold work spring<br />

steel. Wear-resistant steel<br />

360 – 440 HB<br />

Hardened tool steel,<br />

unalloyed<br />

Tool steel, low-alloy,<br />

hardened, steel ball<br />

bearing, hardened<br />

Tool steel, high-alloy,<br />

hardened<br />

Stainless steel, resistant<br />

to acids and refractories,<br />

cast steel<br />

Stainless steel, resistant<br />

to acids and refractories,<br />

cast steel,<br />

austenitic, sulphurized<br />

Stainless steel, resistant<br />

to acids and refractories,<br />

cast steel<br />

(Ni > 4%), austenitic<br />

Material<br />

Low-alloy steel<br />

and cast steel<br />

up to 700 N / mm 2<br />

Values for drilling with HSS twist drills (according to Titex Plus and Garant)<br />

Drilling diameter d (mm)<br />

Cutting speed<br />

Examples<br />

2 4 6 8 10 20<br />

v c<br />

(m/ min)<br />

Drive f (mm)<br />

S235JR; C10+A; GE200;<br />

C35; C10E+A;<br />

20 – 50 0,03 – 0,05 0,06 – 0,10 0,08 – 0,15 0,07 – 0,20 0,13 – 0,23 0,25 – 0,375<br />

16MnCr5+A; 20MnCr5+A<br />

G46MnSi4; 36CrNi-<br />

Mo4+QT; 42CrMo4+QT;<br />

50CrMo4+QT<br />

60SiMn5;<br />

55NiCrMoV6+QT; 58CrV4;<br />

16CrMo5 – 2<br />

20 – 36 0,02 – 0,05 0,04 – 0,1 0,06 – 0,15 0,08 – 0,20 0,10 – 0,23 0,175 – 0,34<br />

8 – 22 0,02 – 0,035 0,04 – 0,065 0,06 – 0,105 0,08 – 0,14 0,10 – 0,16 0,175 – 0,24<br />

4 – 19 0,030 0,04 – 0,06 0,06 – 0,09 0,06 – 0,12 0,10 – 0,135 0,175 – 0,205<br />

C110U; C135U; C85U 10 – 26 0,02 – 0,04 0,4 – 0,08 0,06 – 0,12 0,08 – 0,16 0,10 – 0,18 0,175 – 0,27<br />

51CrV4; 60WCrV8;<br />

55NiCrMoV6; 100Cr6<br />

HS6-5 – 2C; X210Cr12;<br />

X38CrMo16;<br />

X37CrMoV5 – 1<br />

X6CrAl13; X12Cr13;<br />

GX7CrNiMo12-2;<br />

X46Cr13+A; X17CrNi16-2<br />

8 – 24 0,02 – 0,04 0,04 – 0,08 0,06 – 0,12 0,08 – 0,16 0,10 – 0,18 0,175 – 0,27<br />

6 – 17 0,02 – 0,04 0,04 – 0,08 0,06 – 0,12 0,08 – 0,16 0,10 – 0,18 0,175 – 0,27<br />

10 – 17 0,02 – 0,045 0,04 – 0,09 0,06 – 0,13 0,08 – 0,17 0,10 – 0,2 0,175 – 0,3<br />

X8CrNiS18-9 10 – 20 0,02 – 0,03 0,04 – 0,06 0,06 – 0,09 0,08 – 0,12 0,10 – 0,135 0,175 – 0,205<br />

X5CrNi18-10;<br />

GX10CrNi18-8;<br />

X6CrNiTi18-10<br />

9,5 – 14 0,020 0,040 0,060 0,080 0,091 – 0,10 0,175 – 0,145<br />

Values for drilling with HSS twist drills (according to Titex Plus and Garant)<br />

Examples<br />

S235JR; C10+A; GE200;<br />

C35; C10E+A;<br />

16MnCr5+A; 20MnCr5+A<br />

E360; C45+QT; 60S22;<br />

Low-alloy steel and<br />

1.000 N / mm 2 34Cr4+QT<br />

cast steel > 700 up to 36Mn5+QT; C45E+QT;<br />

G46MnSi4; 36CrNi-<br />

Low-alloy steel and<br />

1.300 N / mm 2 50CrMo4+QT<br />

cast steel > 1.000 up to Mo4+QT; 42CrMo4+QT;<br />

Steel from 1.300 to 1.600<br />

N / m 2 , cold work spring<br />

steel. Wear-resistant steel<br />

360 – 440 HB<br />

Hardened tool steel,<br />

unalloyed<br />

Tool steel, low-alloy,<br />

hardened, steel ball<br />

bearing, hardened<br />

Tool steel, high-alloy,<br />

hardened<br />

Stainless steel, resistant<br />

to acids and refractories,<br />

cast steel<br />

Stainless steel, resistant<br />

to acids and refractories,<br />

cast steel,<br />

austenitic, sulphurized<br />

Stainless steel, resistant<br />

to acids and refractories,<br />

cast steel<br />

(Ni > 4%), austenitic<br />

60SiMn5; 55NiCrMoV6+QT;<br />

58CrV4;<br />

16CrMo5 – 2<br />

Cutting speed<br />

v c<br />

(m / min)<br />

Drilling diameter d (mm)<br />

2 4 6 8 10 20<br />

Drive f (mm)<br />

31 – 67 0,03 – 0,06 0,06 – 0,12 0,10 – 0,18 0,11 – 0,24 0,14 – 0,275 0,275 – 0,41<br />

25 – 60 0,02 – 0,06 0,04 – 0,12 0,06 – 0,18 0,09 – 0,24 0,11 – 0,275 0,187 – 0,41<br />

7,5 – 42 0,02 – 0,04 0,04 – 0,08 0,06 – 0,12 0,09 – 0,16 0,11 – 0,18 0,187 – 0,27<br />

6 – 19 0,02 – 0,025 0,04 – 0,05 0,06 – 0,075 0,09 – 0,1 0,11– 0,115 0,185 – 0,17<br />

C110U; C135U; C85U 13 – 45 0,02 – 0,05 0,04 – 0,1 0,06 – 0,15 0,09 – 0,2 0,11 – 0,23 0,187 – 0,34<br />

51CrV4; 60WCrV8;<br />

55NiCrMoV6; 100Cr6<br />

HS6-5 – 2C; X210Cr12;<br />

X38CrMo16;<br />

X37CrMoV5 – 1<br />

X6CrAl13; X12Cr13;<br />

GX7CrNiMo12-2;<br />

X46Cr13+A; X17CrNi16-2<br />

10 – 45 0,050 0,04 – 0,1 0,06 – 0,15 0,09 – 0,2 0,11 – 0,23 0,187 – 0,34<br />

7,5 – 28 0,050 0,04 – 0,1 0,06 – 0,15 0,09 – 0,2 0,11 – 0,23 0,187 – 0,34<br />

13 – 28 0,02 – 0,06 0,04 – 0,12 0,06 – 0,18 0,240 0,11– 0,275 0,187 – 0,41<br />

X8CrNiS18-9 13 – 34 0,02 – 0,035 0,04 – 0,065 0,06 – 0,105 0,140 0,11 – 0,16 0,187 – 0,24<br />

X5CrNi18-10;<br />

GX10CrNi18-8; X6CrNi-<br />

Ti18-10<br />

10 – 19 0,02 – 0,025 0,04 – 0,05 0,060 – 0,075 0,100 0,11 – 0,115 0,187 – 0,17<br />

TABLES INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES GRINDING SAWING TURNING MILLING DRILLING<br />

178<br />

WWW.JETTOOLS.COM WWW.JETTOOLS.COM<br />

179

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!